How is it possible that we are missing so many close friends. If only we could turn back the hands of timer! I love the middle picture of her that how I remember her, so very, very beautiful, inside and out! I really hope there’s a heaven and no hell, because I know that’s where she will be and we’ll, I probably won’t get ther if there’s any other options. She was an angel here on earth! I really miss all the great times we had riding at Fuchinobe. Our lives were so amazing, as good as the rest of my life was, I don’t think I ever topped those times. Even going back to Japan, isn’t the same without all of you...
Your kind and gentle heart will be well met in heaven Dianne. For anyone interested, Dianne is in the 6-7 class picture in the '68 Zama Yearbook, a couple rows down from Rudy Teshima (also sadly passed), Frank Simes, and behind and right of Jim Hewett who I ran into at the Seattle Reunion. Much peace. http://zamayearbooks.com/1968/pg104_068jrhi04.jpg
Michele Carrigan (Heppler) (1974)
My dear first best friend....RIP
Michele Carrigan Heppler
William Kunkle (1972)
Goodbye Dianne say hi to our dads from me.
Lucy Gonzalez (Lujan) (1974)
God bless you Diane! You left us too soon, but I know you are at peace with our Father!
Vivien Villar (Lindley) (1974)
I am so sad to hear of her passing. The world has lost another wonderful friend.
Laura Bogen (1974)
How is it possible that we are missing so many close friends. If only we could turn back the hands of timer! I love the middle picture of her that how I remember her, so very, very beautiful, inside and out! I really hope there’s a heaven and no hell, because I know that’s where she will be and we’ll, I probably won’t get ther if there’s any other options. She was an angel here on earth! I really miss all the great times we had riding at Fuchinobe. Our lives were so amazing, as good as the rest of my life was, I don’t think I ever topped those times. Even going back to Japan, isn’t the same without all of you...
Frances Loden (1974)
We were good friends during the brief time we had together. Rest in peace, dear Dianne.
Jeff Scott (1974)
Your kind and gentle heart will be well met in heaven Dianne. For anyone interested, Dianne is in the 6-7 class picture in the '68 Zama Yearbook, a couple rows down from Rudy Teshima (also sadly passed), Frank Simes, and behind and right of Jim Hewett who I ran into at the Seattle Reunion. Much peace. http://zamayearbooks.com/1968/pg104_068jrhi04.jpg